| ENQUIRER | • enquirer n. Alternative form of inquirer. • ENQUIRER n. one who enquires, also INQUIRER. |
| ENQUIRERS | • enquirers n. Plural of enquirer. • ENQUIRER n. one who enquires, also INQUIRER. |
| GYROFREQUENCIES | • gyrofrequencies n. Plural of gyrofrequency. • GYROFREQUENCY n. the frequency with which a charged particle (as an electron) executes spiral gyrations in moving obliquely across a magnetic field. |
| HEADQUARTERING | • headquartering v. Present participle of headquarter. • HEADQUARTER v. to make one's headquarters. |
| INTERQUARTILE | • interquartile adj. (Statistics) Between quartiles. • interquartile n. (Statistics) The range or content of an interquartile. • INTERQUARTILE adj. between quartiles. |
| PREREQUIRING | • prerequiring v. Present participle of prerequire. • PREREQUIRE v. to require beforehand. |
| QUADRINGENARIES | • quadringenaries n. Plural of quadringenary. • QUADRINGENARY n. a four-hundredth anniversary or its celebration. |
| QUATERNARIES | • quaternaries n. Plural of quaternary. • QUATERNARY n. a set of four. |
| RECONQUERING | • reconquering v. Present participle of reconquer. • RECONQUER v. to conquer again. |
| RELACQUERING | • relacquering v. Present participle of relacquer. • RELACQUER v. to lacquer again. |
| RELINQUISHER | • relinquisher n. One who relinquishes. • RELINQUISHER n. one who relinquishes. |
| RELINQUISHERS | • relinquishers n. Plural of relinquisher. • RELINQUISHER n. one who relinquishes. |
| REQUERING | • REQUERE v. (Spenser) to require. |
| REQUIREMENT | • requirement n. A necessity or prerequisite; something required or obligatory. Its adpositions are generally of in relation… • requirement n. Something asked. • requirement n. (Engineering, computing) A statement (in domain specific terms) which specifies a verifiable constraint… |
| REQUIREMENTS | • requirements n. Plural of requirement. • REQUIREMENT n. something required. |
| UNREQUIRED | • unrequired adj. Not required. • unrequired v. Simple past tense and past participle of unrequire. • UNREQUIRED adj. not required. |